A new website filled with information on how to train a dog and how to overcome behavioural problems in dogs has been launched. The website includes in depth tips on a range of dog and dog training issues.
More information is available at http://knowyourdogblog.com.
Many dogs have habits like jumping up to greet people, chewing, digging and barking that can make them problem dogs for their owners. Good training can build a stronger bond between the dog owner and the dog, can help eliminate many of the problems owners face with their dogs and can help keep dogs safer then if they weren't trained.
The problem is there are many conflicting opinions about how to train a dog effectively. Some trainers insist that owners should use rewards, some trainers recommend punishing a dog for poor behaviour and some recommend an approach where the owner takes on the role as leader of the pack or the alpha dog.
To clear up the misunderstanding with owners about how to train dogs effectively and to give dog owners clear instruction on exactly how to get dogs behaving the way their owners would like Cynthia McBride is launching her new website with comprehensive information on how to train dogs in different circumstances.
The new website covers a wide range of different dog training topics including how to train dogs so they can be taken anywhere and behave without causing any problems for the owner, why boredom can be lethal to a dog and to its effective training and how to make everything a dog training opportunity.
Other topics include the vital importance of discipline in dog training, the dog trainer or dog owner's role as alpha dog and understanding a dog's needs. The website also includes a section for dog training videos including fun videos demonstrating dogs reading picture cards, dogs doing math and dogs doing jumping tricks.
Website author Cynthia McBride says many people find dog training challenging but applying some very simple dog training principles and using a little application of common sense most dog owners can have well behaved dogs that are a pleasure to be around.
